A New Era for Workers: A Chicago Factory Goes Cooperative When the workers at Republic Windows and Doors were fired without notice and asked to walk away from their jobs without back pay, severance, or benefits, they said—No. “They gave us like an hour, more or less,” explains Rocio Perez, a [...]
A New Era for Workers: A Chicago Factory Goes Cooperative When the workers at Republic Windows and Doors were fired without notice and asked to walk away from their jobs without back pay, severance, or benefits, they said—No. “They gave us like an hour, more or less,” explains Rocio Perez, a former worker at Republic’s [...]
When the workers at Republic Windows and Doors were fired without notice and asked to walk away from their jobs without back pay, severance, or benefits, they said—No.
When the Navajo Nation’s first Tribal Council began signing deals with large energy corporations in the 1920’s, the promise was that uranium, oil, gas and coal leases would bring in millions in royalty revenues and create thousands of jobs for the community.